Night-time on the planet?

[url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KMibdeOZ3_s]How 'bout some more beans Mr. Taggert?[/url] sorry couldn't help my self......but seriously that would be cool.

I dare say there will be...... After all, it's a planet with a rotation around it's sun, so you'd have to assume a day/night cycle...... Even if it isn't a 12 hour day/night like we're used to......

I'll be very surprised if a night sequence on the surface isn't featured - ample opportunity for some 'Great Scott' visuals surely? Amongst all the talk of TED and codes, here's me ruminating on celestial vistas - c'mon people, discuss more! It's a full-on sci-fi space film as well! Must be the artist in me I s'pose.

Maybe we could build a fire, sing a couple of songs, huh? Why don't we try that? XD

On the subject of the night sky ... i wondered just how significant 2023 was. If you look here : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solar_eclipse_of_April_20,_2023 Is the view of Earth very similar to the "About Us" page on the Weyland site ? So, maybe April 20th this year will then become significant for the viral campaign associated with the movie ? A little left of centre maybe, but who knows ? SJacko

If the planet is a desert with no cloud cover it will be freezing cold. I bet all the tense, claustrophobic scenes of them examining artifacts and making grave discoveries will happen while they are all locked inside for the night.